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The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York faces the possibility of tens of millions of dollars in lost revenue if a lawsuit over its allegedly misleading admissions policy succeeds.
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A Metropolitan Museum of Art guard accidentally shot himself in the leg this afternoon while cleaning his gun in an employee locker room, a spokesman for the Manhattan museum said.
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Financier and philanthropist David Rubenstein said he will lend a copy of the Emancipation Proclamation signed by Abraham Lincoln to a major institution in Washington.
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Charitable organizations, particularly arts groups and universities that rely on high- income donors, would suffer under Mitt Romney’s tax policy.
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Thomas P. Campbell, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, was paid $1.04 million in salary and benefits in 2010, when attendance at New York’s most-visited museum rose to its highest level in four decades.
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New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art announced plans for a redesign of the plaza outside of its Fifth Avenue facade, financed with a $60 million gift from David Koch, a museum trustee.
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It looked like the food lines in my old hometown of Leningrad.
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In Allie Young and Stephanie Davies, President Barack Obama found a narrative to help soothe a nation.
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Attendance at the Museum of Modern Art dropped 11 percent last season to 2.8 million, as the previous year’s marathon motionlessness of Marina Abramovic and designs from movie director Tim Burton proved to be hard acts to follow.
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On New Year’s Eve 1862, black churches in the northern states were crammed with praying, singing congregations. At Boston’s Music Hall, abolitionists heard Beethoven’s Fifth while waiting for the expected news.
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